Photo Credit: Innings Festival 2026, Ismael Quintanilla III
It’s time to start planning for spring training! The wait is over: Innings Festival has finally unveiled its 2027 lineup, and this year’s roster is packed with all-star talent. With spring training in full swing, the three-day festival, which takes place from February 26-28, 2027, at Tempe Beach Park in Tempe, Arizona, features a lineup that includes a little something for everyone, with a mix of rock, pop, alternative, and punk, alongside the baseball-themed activities that have made the festival a springtime staple for baseball and music fans alike.
Friday’s lineup is led by Pitbull, with 5 Seconds of Summer, Train, 4 Non Blondes, Shaggy, and Cold War Kids among the day’s other featured acts. Winnetka Bowling League, Sun Room, Winyah, and The Retrograde round out the bill. Saturday shifts toward alternative and punk, with The Strokes headlining a day that also features Pierce The Veil, Interpol, Yellowcard, Hot Mulligan, Jet, and Blondshell. Arizona locals Practically People join Ax and the Hatchetmen and Radio Free Alice as the rest of Saturday’s lineup. On Sunday, Alanis Morissette closes out the weekend alongside The Neighbourhood, Death Cab For Cutie, Spoon, Passion Pit, Better Than Ezra, Glixen, Vincent Lima, The Tehnicolors, and Tournament.
There’s plenty to look forward to across all three days, but a few acts already stand out as personal must-sees. Hot Mulligan, Yellowcard, 5 Seconds of Summer, Vincent Lima, and Pierce The Veil are high on my list, as is The Neighbourhood. Sunday’s headliner, Alanis Morissette, might be the most meaningful set of the weekend, though. Her music was a staple of my adolescence, and despite that lasting connection, I’ve never had the chance to see her live. Getting to finally check that off the list would make an already stacked weekend that much better.
Of course, you can’t have Innings without baseball. The festival will bring back its mix of music and America’s pastime, with MLB legends Ryan Dempster, Jake Peavy, Darryl Strawberry, Dexter Fowler, David Justice, Nelson Cruz, Rollie Fingers, Joe Kelly, Jamie Moyer, Omar Vizquel, Jessica Mendoza, and Shawon Dunston set to appear.
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Beyond the concerts, fans can look forward to baseball-themed activations, including batting cages and the fast pitch, plus opportunities to meet some of the game’s biggest names. Dempster will also host Off the Mound, his interview series that brings a variety of guests to the stage. Past and potential guests include artists from the festival lineup and other athletes, making it another way to catch some conversations you wouldn’t normally get to hear.
That’s really what makes Innings such a fun way to spend a spring training weekend. You can catch a favorite band, test your fastball skills, and maybe even meet a baseball legend, all in the same day. Not a bad way to spend a few days in Arizona.
Ready to grab tickets? Fans can sign up to receive a presale code ahead of the Thursday, October 29, sale, which starts at 10 a.m. PT. For the first hour, general admission tickets are guaranteed to be available at the lowest price. A public onsale will follow if tickets remain.
There will be three-day, two-day, and single-day ticket options. Three-day and single-day passes will be offered at several levels: General Admission, GA+, Center Field Bleachers, VIP, and Platinum, with different amenities available at each tier. For more ticketing information, including which amenities are available at each tier, visit: https://www.inningsfestival.com/tickets.
With three days of live music, appearances from MLB legends, and plenty of baseball-themed activities, Innings Festival is shaping up to be another great way to spend a spring training weekend in Arizona. With a lineup stacked from top to bottom and plenty to do beyond the main stages, fans have plenty of reasons to mark their calendars for February 26–28, 2027. Hope to see you all there!
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